JOJO hiding in the hunter world

Jon bid farewell to Robson's studio, becoming a freelancer, which is to say, unemployed. He politely declined Robson's suggestion that Jon go to university. What a joke! He'd transmigrated, why would he still go to university? This world's mainstream wasn't about knowledge; it was a shonen battle anime. He'd rather use that free time to train his Nen ability and lay the foundation for exploring the Dark Continent in the future, and earn some money along the way.

Actually, Jon was a little tempted. University was safer, and with his strength, he could definitely follow the retired special forces king dominating the city trope. But he was only thirteen years old, and that thing couldn't be used yet. Even if it could, he wouldn't dare, afraid of attracting underage girls. Based on this, Jon resolutely gave up.

Although Jon killed Sheryn, no one came to hold him responsible afterward. He later learned that Silva had vouched for him, confirming the danger of the masked monster. At the same time, the association sent specialists to understand the situation, asking Jon a lot about the information of that man in black, but Jon really didn't know, so they had to give up.

What Jon didn't know was that the monster had caused a great sensation in the industry because this monster was suspected to be a species from the Dark Continent. Just that name alone was worth many people spending great effort to collect information.

But Jon also wanted to know.

Welcoming the breeze and the noisy sounds of the city in the morning, Jon boarded the train and embarked on a new journey.

Jon was heading to the tourist town of Aket, which was very close to Yorknew City, only half a day's train ride away. This town had a population of only two hundred thousand, but it attracted a large number of tourists to come and play.

Aket Town was very close to the sea, but because of the terrain, there were no large docks. A large coastal city was more than ten kilometers away, so it could not develop large maritime businesses. However, the fishing and tourism industries were very developed. There were super-long coastal beaches here that could be developed for tourism.

The scenery here was very beautiful, making it a good place to relax. Although it was a tourist city, the history of this town was very long. There were also several ancient dynasty ruins here.

Of course, these ruins had long been developed and there was nothing of value left. These ruins were just ancient public facilities and did not have much of value.

Jon booked a luxurious residence, a small villa on a mountain near the sea. It cost 110,000 Jenny a day, and this wasn't even the peak tourist season. The price would at least triple in the peak season. Although Sheryn was dead, Sigmund, the target of the mafia, was also dead, and the mafia had offered 500 million Jenny as a reward. Adding the money he made in the Heavens Arena, Jon's savings were now close to one billion Jenny.

Also, the game plan about his previous life that Jon had sent out had received a response, with a profit of more than one million Jenny (Jon didn't participate in the game production). These companies had also extended olive branches, but Jon had rejected them one by one. Now, as a hunter, a single mission was worth tens of millions of Jenny, so he didn't care about these small amounts of money.

"Hey, Jon, what should I train next?"

Jon's thoughts were interrupted. Last night, Jon drank too much alcohol while eating skewers, and somehow agreed to teach Linsey Nen ability. The main thing was that the slurring Robson said that Nen users basically had a sure chance of passing the Hunter Exam, which was too tempting for someone who wanted to take the Hunter Exam, and then Linsey came along.

Jon sighed, "Next, you can rest for ten minutes, and then run from here to the tourist beach."

Jon actually had no idea how to teach Linsey, because he relied on Wilhelm to forcibly open all the pores of his body to get started, but this method was not very suitable for Linsey. Linsey's physical fitness was only at the level of a normal junior high school student. Although Jon was weak, he had at least practiced Ripple Breathing. Even without a Stand, he could beat six or seven ordinary adults without any problem.

If Linsey couldn't learn Ten all of a sudden, she would gg because her aura was exhausted, which would be embarrassing. Linsey's stamina was far inferior to Jon's. Releasing aura for two minutes might really kill her.

Nen ability can also be learned by exercising and then meditating and practicing Zen, gradually opening the pores of the body little by little. It's just that the cycle is a bit long, taking several months.

Watching Linsey run out with a determined look, Jon nodded thoughtfully. After confirming that Linsey had run far away, Jon secretly turned on his phone.

"Hello, is this Wilhelm-sensei? I am Jon. Can you teach me how to teach Nen ability to others?"

"Oh, Jon, do you also want to take in disciples? But your cultivation is far from enough. If you want to teach disciples, improve your Nen ability level."

"But I have already promised people, now if I say..."

"Is that so, you want to abide by a man's promise?" Wilhelm, who was still in the Heavens Arena, nodded to show his approval of Jon's integrity.

"As expected, Jon has reached this age..."

What kind of age have I reached? Explain it to me! But Jon didn't dare to refute. "I always feel like you've misunderstood something, but I'm begging you."

Jon briefly explained Linsey's situation, and Wilhelm also simply helped Jon think of some methods.

"But Jon, what do you think the Hunter Exam is for? It is to select people with strong physical fitness to learn Nen ability. His body is too weak, it may be difficult to learn Nen ability."

Of course, Jon knew, because the essence of Nen ability is life energy, and it is difficult for people with low physical fitness to learn Nen ability. Of course, if the willpower is strong enough, it is also possible, because Nen ability is actually quite metaphysical.

After finishing the call, he began to browse the city's tourist routes, considering which restaurant to eat at next.

Ah, as expected, this is the life I want. If it weren't for the battle at the beginning, maybe I would still be living a carefree campus life, constantly drawing cards and becoming stronger with the accumulation of time.

But the current self is undoubtedly stronger than the self cowering in school, right? The dangerous environment passively forced me to work hard to become stronger and constantly grow. But even so, Jon still longed for a peaceful life like a plant.

Jon thought of the black-clothed man's remarks about fate last night.

In fact, Jon's first battle was triggered by a coincidence. A Nen user's battle affected ordinary people, and the Nen user specifically chased him, an ordinary person. This probability was terrifyingly low.

Jon couldn't help but wonder if there really was a fate that controlled all things in the dark.

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